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<blockquote data-quote="nickt" data-source="post: 312845" data-attributes="member: 4923">Re: Camera is malfunctioningA picture from the start saves a lot of back and forth questions. Its not unusual for us to answer questions from newcomers like &quot;why are my pictures blurry?&quot; If there is no picture, we have to guess... Are they out of focus blurry or was it camera movement blurry? Or it could turn out the the poster actually had grainy pictures but was describing the condition as 'blurry'. All totally different problems and a picture saves a lot of time/questions.In your case it was important to know if you were getting good pictures, dark pictures, light pictures, blurry pictures or if in some cases you could get good pictures and other times not. None of that info was indicated in your original post. Understandably, you may not know exactly what info would be helpful to us, but a sample supplies a lot of the info right from the start.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nickt, post: 312845, member: 4923"] [b]Re: Camera is malfunctioning[/b] A picture from the start saves a lot of back and forth questions. Its not unusual for us to answer questions from newcomers like "why are my pictures blurry?" If there is no picture, we have to guess... Are they out of focus blurry or was it camera movement blurry? Or it could turn out the the poster actually had grainy pictures but was describing the condition as 'blurry'. All totally different problems and a picture saves a lot of time/questions. In your case it was important to know if you were getting good pictures, dark pictures, light pictures, blurry pictures or if in some cases you could get good pictures and other times not. None of that info was indicated in your original post. Understandably, you may not know exactly what info would be helpful to us, but a sample supplies a lot of the info right from the start. [/QUOTE]

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